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I was wondering if every feels exhaustive a month or so into the studying process?
I feel as if as I learn more it gets more confusing and sometimes i miss the basic things.
Is this normal and will things settle into place as the studying goes on?
Or should I be constantly drilling concepts.
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This is completely normal. Studying for the LSAT can be very overwhelming but many of the concepts take time to sink in. It's also good to know when to take a little break.